hi, i have stumbled about with openwrt for many years and for the most part i have managed to get everything working. I have setup Wireguard on my home network and wanted it to only work on ethernet 2 & 3 leaving ethernet 1 free from vpn and wireguard. i have wireguard up and running but when i remove it from eth1 it stops the connectivity of that connection. can someone help me understand this?
You will need to use policy based routing for this…
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thanks for the reply. so is this something i would have to add to software opkg and add this option in the interface?
Better luci-app-pbr
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Did you update the package lists first?
yes. nothing shows as available
vpn-policy-routing
It is a third party repository.
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this bypasses the vpn not able to configure the lan on its own. once active it applies to all interfaces
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hi if i want use luci-app-pbr i should be this command is right ?
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```opkg update
if ubus -S call system board | grep -q '15.05'; then
opkg install ca-certificates wget libopenssl
elif ubus -S call system board | grep -q '19.07'; then
opkg install uclient-fetch libustream-mbedtls ca-bundle ca-certificates
else
opkg install wget-ssl
fi
echo -e -n 'untrusted comment: OpenWrt usign key of Stan Grishin\nRWR//HUXxMwMVnx7fESOKO7x8XoW4/dRidJPjt91hAAU2L59mYvHy0Fa\n' > /etc/opkg/keys/7ffc7517c4cc0c56
sed -i '/stangri_repo/d' /etc/opkg/customfeeds.conf
echo 'src/gz stangri_repo https://repo.openwrt.melmac.net' >> /etc/opkg/customfeeds.conf
opkg update
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You can match specific source IPs if you don't want to divert all the packets coming in from one interface.
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